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ISLAMABAD, Dec 02 (APP): Inspector General of Police Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi chaired a high-level meeting on Tuesday at the Central Police Office to review the prevailing law-and-order situation, crime prevention measures, and ongoing police operations in the federal capital.
The meeting was attended by DIG Islamabad Muhammad Jawad Tariq, DG Safe City Muhammad Haroon Joiya, DIG Security Muhammad Atiq Tahir, DIG Headquarters Malik Jameel Zafar, as well as AIGs, SSPs and other senior police officers.
An official told APP that the IGP conducted a detailed assessment of the current crime rate, ongoing intelligence-based operations, and the implementation of technology-driven reforms within the Islamabad Capital Territory Police.
While receiving briefings on Safe City smart integration, new tech initiatives and development projects, he stated that Islamabad Police are enhancing the use of modern technology to deliver fast, transparent and smart services to citizens. He directed all officers to further strengthen these initiatives and align them with public needs.
IGP Rizvi ordered a comprehensive crackdown on illegal weapons, drug dealers, motorcycle lifters, suspects involved in residential and commercial thefts, and organized criminal groups. He emphasized intensifying intelligence-based measures to ensure crime prevention at the earliest stage.
He instructed all divisional officers to enhance targeted search operations, checkpoints and daily patrolling to maintain a safe and secure environment for the public.
Furthermore, the IGP reviewed matters related to police welfare and stressed that the well-being of police officials — including housing, duty schedules, medical facilities and essential amenities — must be prioritized. He noted that effective service delivery is only possible when personnel work with satisfaction and proper facilities, and directed that ongoing welfare programmes be further improved.
The IGP also directed the Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Islamabad to ensure strict implementation of the modern traffic management system, camera integration, field staff training and deployment of additional officials at busy locations in view of increasing traffic pressure in the capital.
He issued strict instructions for effective enforcement of traffic laws, accident prevention and action against overspeeding and major traffic violations.
IGP Rizvi reaffirmed that Islamabad Police is committed to eliminating crime, strengthening community-friendly policing, and enhancing public trust.
He directed all officers to adopt courteous behaviour with citizens, resolve their issues promptly and ensure continuous improvement in policing standards.